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[Crypto in & out] BTC leads inflows with $23.50 million; IN sees $19.78 million exit

BTC led token inflows with $23.50 million, followed by ZEC at $10.50 million. IN posted the largest token outflow at $19.78 million, while XRP lost $7.04 million.

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Token inflows and outflows alongside stablecoin and fiat funding movements · Data: Cryptometer · TokenPost
Token inflows and outflows alongside stablecoin and fiat funding movements · Data: Cryptometer · TokenPost

BTC drew $23.50 million and ZEC attracted $10.50 million, leading token inflows. IN recorded $19.78 million in outflows, while $7.04 million left XRP.

BTC ranked first among tokens receiving funds, followed by ZEC and SOL, which attracted $6.07 million.

The November 8 snapshot, recorded at 12:41 UTC, showed fiat funding entering the crypto market through USD worth $7.73 million, TRY worth $2.27 million and BRL worth $2.08 million.

Stablecoin funding dispersed into crypto assets included $40.43 million in USDT and $6.78 million in USDC.

The leading token inflows were BTC at $23.50 million, ZEC at $10.50 million and SOL at $6.07 million. They were followed by ETH at $2.86 million, HYPE at $2.42 million, XAUT at $1.62 million, WBTC at $1.54 million and PEPE at $1.38 million.

[Crypto in & out] BTC leads inflows with $23.50 million; IN sees $19.78 million exit

IN recorded the largest token outflow at $19.78 million.

Other substantial outflows included ETH at $8.00 million, BTC at $7.37 million, XRP at $7.04 million and NEAR at $3.33 million.

Funds moving out of tokens flowed into stablecoins, including $20.70 million in USDT and $7.37 million in USDC. Meanwhile, $4.33 million in BFUSD was dispersed into crypto assets.

Fiat destinations also showed cash conversion, with $20.51 million moving into KRW, $10.44 million into USD and $0.91 million into TRY.

Riza Dagoc

Riza Dagoc reports on regulation, investing and the digital-asset business for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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